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- Tire inspector Job Description A tyre inspector handling warranty claims evaluates defective or worn-out tyres to determine the root cause of failure (manufacturing defect vs. road hazard). They investigate complaints, prepare technical reports, process warranty approvals, and maintain fleet performance data. - - Core Duties & Responsibilities - Claim Assessment: Conduct physical and visual inspections of returned tyres to differentiate between structural defects, poor maintenance, and road hazards. - Failure Analysis: Perform scrap tyre analysis to document wear patterns (e.g., uneven wear, tread separation, punctures). - . Report Generation: Create detailed technical reports for the claims department and justify decisions to approve or reject the warranty. - . Customer & Dealer Coordination: Communicate claim outcomes professionally to dealers, fleet managers, and end-customers. - Data Tracking: Maintain accurate logs of tyre performance, mileage, and failure rates to help monitor product quality. - Inspect tires for defects, such as punctures, cuts, and irregular wear patterns - Determine if tires meet safety and quality standards - Use measuring tools, such as tread depth gauges and micrometers, to assess tire condition - Record and report findings to management - Conduct visual and physical inspections of tire materials and components - Assist in the development and implementation of quality control procedures - Ensure proper handling and storage of tires to prevent damage or deterioration - Collaborate with other team members to maintain a safe and organized work workplace - Key Requirements - Industry Experience: 35 years of working experience in the tyre, automotive, or fleet maintenance industry. - Technical Knowledge: Strong understanding of rubber compounds, tyre construction, and failure modes. - Soft Skills: Conflict resolution, strong written/verbal communication, and reporting skills - Knowledge of tire manufacturing processes and quality control standards - Ability to read and interpret technical specifications and drawings - Attention to detail and ability to identify defects or irregularities in tire production - Physical ability to stand for extended periods of time and lift heavy tires - Strong communication skills to report findings and collaborate with production team - Willingness to work flexible hours and overtime as needed - Familiarity with safety protocols and willingness to adhere to safety guidelines - High school diploma or equivalent education level .